Sentence examples for cautionary news from inspiring English sources

There is more cautionary news for the world's most advanced malaria vaccine.

But first, a cautionary word.

Worst cautionary example of news anchor reading jokes off autocue: Jeremy Paxman, who is not used to ad breaks, greeted Channel 4 viewers after one with "I'm David Dimbleby, this is BBC1, and you're drunk".

Ohio State decided to take a "cautionary" approach after the news media reported on the wristbands, which were sold by an Ohio State staff member.

And the White House, the report said, at least indirectly influenced the wording of some of that statement and others by removing cautionary language from agency news releases.

This week all of Paul's Christmases have come at once as he calls in from the UK to share some exciting news about his new book, The Upgrade: A Cautionary Tale of a Life Without Reservations.

On the face of it, this was front-page news -- a cautionary tale of murky deal-making in post-Communist Europe.

"Lessons for the Democrats, Some Perhaps Cautionary, After a Signal Triumph" (news article, March 23) wonders whether President Obama would be better off going small or going big on the rest of his agenda.

The publication by the Center for Medical Consumers listing the volume for surgical procedures like heart valve replacements or knee replacements by doctors and hospitals has prompted cautionary statements from the New York State Health Department (news article, Feb. 14).

It's the cautionary tale of a television news anchor who becomes the host of a reality show, and the problems that ensue when the line between the two becomes increasingly blurred for a public that wants even serious news to have entertainment value.

A cautionary tale of two Opiks Fresh news from the weird but occasionally wonderful world of Lembit Opik MP.